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How will key international actors respond to the Egyptian ceasefire proposal by November 10, 2024?
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UN supports and calls for implementation • 25%
US supports and calls for implementation • 25%
EU supports and calls for implementation • 25%
No major international support • 25%
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Egypt Proposes 48-Hour Gaza Ceasefire for Hostage-Prisoner Exchange and Aid Delivery
Oct 27, 2024, 05:09 PM
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has proposed a 48-hour ceasefire in Gaza, during which four Israeli hostages would be released in exchange for some Palestinian prisoners, and humanitarian aid would be allowed into Gaza. Following the ceasefire, a ten-day negotiation period would aim to establish a lasting ceasefire and address broader issues. Israel has expressed openness to discussing the proposal, while Hamas has reportedly rejected it.
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Ceasefire and exchange executed • 25%
Only ceasefire executed • 25%
Only exchange executed • 25%
Neither executed • 25%
Ceasefire and lasting agreement reached • 25%
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No ceasefire, continued conflict • 25%
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Broad international support • 25%
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Egypt brokers a successful ceasefire • 25%
Egypt fails to broker a ceasefire • 25%
Egypt withdraws from negotiations • 25%
Egypt's role remains neutral • 25%
Ceasefire agreement reached • 25%
Hostage release deal agreed • 25%
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